San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-29
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
and Boiled Down.


Blaine started for Fort Wichita, 1. T.,
yesterday, to visit his daughter.
The Vatican will not openly exercise
Its influence on the Irish priests.
The news Of the Coronel's victory
caused many long faces 10 New York.
Louisiana cane prospects are the best
In several years.
Conoordia parish, Louisiana, reports
q gradual decrease 10 crime.
Cincinnati has 10, 600 women who earn
their own living.
The abolition of the free pass system
means millions to the railroads.
Judge Treat, Of Illinois, is dead. He
had been on the.bench 80 years.
Massachusetts talks railway coDsoll-
dation OF all her lines.
Falling In ballots Irishmen will try to
meet coercion with bullets.
Train time materially shortened be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City.
Ex-Treasurer Joseph, 1. o. o. F., set
ties his affairs.
Eagle Pass banks quote Mexican
money at rs cents.
The labor agitators and socialists are
down on Carter Harrison.
Texas traffic association meets in
Houston.
Berlin reiohstag adjourns for the holi.
days.
Prince Ferdinand, of SAKE Coburg,
wants the Bulgarian throne.
FL Psso had her first snow storm of
this season last Sunday.
North Texas reports considerable in
jury to fruit, by frost and hail.
Senator Reagan was thrown from his
horse at Palestine and seriously injured
his spine.
The United labor committee OF Chica-
go will not fuse with any party in the
municipal election.
Traffic is resumed on the North Paci-
fic. The first train In eight days crossed
at Bismark, Sunday.
More reports Of excessive cattle losses
In the Montana ranges. Winter losses
put at 30 per cent.
One Of the most desperate attempts
at bank robbery and murder on record
occurs at AtlgOnish, Nova Scotia.
Golden City claims to have uncover
ed the most extensive placer mines
known, says Little Rock dispatch.
Galveston pledges 100000 for a bag
ging and cotton oordage mandatory.
Atchison and Santa Fe's connection
with that Baltimore and Ohio deal seems
confirmed.
Train dersiled on the Iron Mountain
road. Several passengers hurt aud an
infant killed.
Rumors continue OF an alliance be-
tween France and Russia. 1t is officially
denied but currently believed.
or the Sofia insurgents 5 were sen.
fenced to death, 81 to imprisonment, 8
acquitted.
The new Irish crimes act, proposed by
parl ament, Is the most offensive meas
ure yet framed.
Father Ryan eluded arrest and volun-
tarily goes to Dublin to face the magis-
trates.
Kansas reports a good wheat blanket
10 the shape OF a snow fall, which will
help the crop.
Sanderson steel works. Syracuse, N.
l., burned. Loss $222, 600. Property
owned in England.
The reported revolution in Spain, was
a plot mostly confined to the lower
classes.
Mrs. Nat Goodwin, actress, dead, and
buried from the Little church around
the corner"
The Southern Pacific announces Its
purchase OF the narrow guage coast
railroad (Fair's road).
Cotton seed oil mill and FERTILIZER
mandatory, burned at Raleigh, N. C.
Loss $50, 900.
A father, two sons and daughter
drowned by the upsetting of q pleasure
boat In San Francisco bay.
The Haddock jury Is impanneled. A
new one may be demanded by the prose-
cution.
The condition OF the females In the
state lunatic asylum Is to be investiga-
ted.
The New York state republicans are
united on high license. The democracy
are divided on 1t.
The first annual exhibit of amateur
photographers, is being held in New
York.
Railroad circles are exercised over the
having accepted q place on the inter-
state commission.
The budget committee Of the French
chambers rejects the supplementary
credits asked and ministerial crisis Is
imminent.
Bayard is so deaf now that he hears
little of what is passing around him and
grows deafer. He Is hard at work and
seems to like 1t.
The governor of Missouri signs the
Downing Sunday bill. This, II enforc-
ed, will stop all beer selling on Sunday,
all newspaper publications., manual la
Dor OF all kinds, running Of street cars,
etc.
The howl over the pass curtailment
BY inter state commerce law does not
come from the press to any considerable
extent. The newspapers pay value re-
ceived for all the transportation received
from railway arrangements.
The farmers want a road law, and
they want 1t bad; the press clamors for
q libel law and 1t clamors loudly; the
whole state bowls for geological sur
vey and II howls with unimpaired lungs;
the legislature kicks against So a day
and agonizes for adjournment. Odds are
laid on the legislature getting there
first.
The ocean yacht race was won by the
Coronet, which reached Queenstown at
12:4l p. m. Sunday, having made the run
Of 2,949 miles In fourteen days, nineteen
hours, three minutes and four seconds;
beating the Dauntless In by nearly
thirty hours. The weather was most